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It is a departure from the way things have always been online. The EU can certainly demand that web creators jump through hoops, but then they can hardly compl
by leereeves 9y ago
It is a departure from the way things have always been online.
The EU can certainly demand that web creators jump through hoops, but then they can hardly complain if creators outside the EU decide that interacting with the EU isn't worth the trouble.
- cyphar 9y agoNobody is forcing people to do business with the EU. If you don't like the laws in the EU, then you don't have to do business with the EU. Simple as that. (My whole point is that a lot of people arguing about GDPR want it both ways, and don't see that it's not strange that countries have rules for doing business with their residents.)